Trump Defamation Cases Against ABC & Pulitzer;Biden Addresses The Nation;Debate With Kamala Coming?

Hello all you freedom-loving people. Welcome to another episode of Front Page. I'm your host Scott Cameron Goulet. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked President Trump and Biden for their support of Israel in his speech to Congress. President Biden addressed the nation and explained his reasons for dropping out of the race. So how does this affect the international situation? With Kamala Harris replacing President Biden as the Democratic nominee for president, President Trump has recently won two back-to-back legal battles. And of course, the general public will also benefit from the outcome of these decisions. Okay, let's get into it. On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the US Congress. He was seeking to bolster US support for the war in Gaza. He was greeted with extensive applause in the House chamber in the US Capitol. Netanyahu told American legislators, this is not a clash of civilizations. This is a clash between barbarism and civilization. It's a clash between those who glorify death and those who sanctify life. He wants to strengthen US support for Israel and the Gaza war. He said, for the forces of civilization to triumph, America and Israel must stand together. Because when we stand together, something very simple happens. We win, they lose. Netanyahu also said, and my friends, I came to assure you today of one thing, we will win. Netanyahu said that based on the size of the population, the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 would be equivalent to 29, 11 attacks in one day. In his speech, he made a special effort to express his gratitude to President Biden and President Trump. He said, President Biden and I have known each other for over 40 years, and I want to thank him for half a century of friendship to Israel and for being, as he says, a proud Zionist. Actually, he says, a proud Irish-American Zionist. He thanked Biden for his tireless efforts for the release of the hostages. I thank President Biden for his heartfelt support for Israel. After the savage attack on October 7th, he rightly called Hamas sheer evil. He dispatched two aircraft carriers to the Middle East to deter a wider war, and he came to Israel to stand with us during our darkest hour, a visit that will never be forgotten. He said that like Americans, Israelis are also relieved that President Trump survived the attempted assassination at the Pennsylvania rally. I want to thank President Trump for his leadership in brokering the historic Abraham Accords. Like Americans, Israelis were relieved that President Trump emerged safe and sound from that dastardly attack on him, dastardly attack on American democracy. There is no room for political violence in democracies. He also thanked President Trump for all that he has done for Israel. His remarks were met with applause from the legislators. As Netanyahu spoke, thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the parliament building. They urged the United States to stop aid to Israel. That's amazing. Absolutely amazing. Some of these protesters hold up signs proclaiming, Gays for Gaza. They might as well hold up signs saying, Chickens for KFC. President Trump warned the U.S. dollar is crashing and will no longer be the world standard, which will be our greatest defeat in 200 years. Saudi Arabia has ended the petrodollar, which had cemented the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency. Russia shocked the international markets and replaced the U.S. dollar with the Chinese yuan for all currency trade. BRICS is attracting countries moving away from the U.S. dollar. Gold is the security in times of uncertainty. Gold remains a core asset to hold ahead of the U.S. election. Isn't it time to protect your retirement with gold or place a bullish bet on silver? 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He described the decision as aimed at uniting the country. It's been the honor of my life to serve as your president. But in the defense of democracy, which is at stake, I think is more important than any title. I draw strength and I find joy in working for the American people, but this sacred task of perfecting our union, it's not about me. It's about you, your families, your futures. It's about we, the people. He said he decided to pass the torch to a new generation. But nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. That includes personal ambition. So I've decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. It's the best way to unite our nation. Biden made the decision after days of soul searching and agonizing over internal polls. Those polls predicted that he could lose to his Republican rival, President Trump, in November and drag down the congressional campaigns of his fellow Democrats. Biden is the first sitting president not to seek reelection since Lyndon Johnson withdrew from the race in 1968 after coming under fire for his handling of the Vietnam War. On Wednesday, the nonprofit organization Vote.org said nearly 40,000 new registered voters were added across the U.S. in the 48 hours after President Biden announced his withdrawal from the race. That's the largest number of new registered voters in a 48 hour period in this election cycle. The vast majority of newly registered voters are young people. Of the 38,000 newly registered voters, 83 percent are between the ages of 18 and 34. Vote.org mentioned that the number of newly registered voters had reached a similar point last September. At that time, Taylor Swift encouraged her fans to register. This resulted in 34,000 new registered voters in the 48 hours after that. Fox has invited Republican presidential candidate President Trump and Kamala Harris, who is expected to represent the Democratic Party, to participate in a Fox-sponsored presidential election debate on September 17th. The presidential election debate, which will be held in the swing state of Pennsylvania, will feature Fox anchors Brett Beyer and Marta McCallum as moderators. Analysts believe that President Joe Biden has reluctantly withdrawn from the race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in his place. This is a major change of heart, and it may have raised concerns from authoritarian heads of state such as Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping, and Saudi Crown Prince bin Salman. The Stimson Center's chief analyst says that for all three leaders, maintaining public order is the ultimate goal. Biden's sudden withdrawal from the race may have looked to these leaders like a palace coup by the liberal media, and this could make open press even less tolerable to these heads of states. Dictators tend to tightly control the domestic media, so unvetted subjects such as Biden's aging or the aging of a leader like Xi Jinping would not fly in China. The rulers of authoritarian countries are unlikely to step aside unless they pass away. Leaders in Russia and the Communist Party of China may not want such news as Biden being pressured to step aside spreading in their countries. They may worry that their own populations might wonder why these leaders would also not want to abdicate when these heads of states are also growing old. So they tell their own people that Biden's withdrawal from the race is a symbol of further slippage in the power of the American state and Western institutions. The Democratic National Convention's Rules Committee voted on Wednesday to nominate the party's presidential candidate by a remote roll call vote, rather than waiting until the convention to vote in person for President Joe Biden's replacement. This means that voting for the official nomination of Kamala Harris could begin on August 1st. U.S. election results are largely determined by performance in battleground states. So will Harris do better in battleground states than President Biden? Judging from the polls, Harris's support depends more on what percentage of blacks and Latino voters are in the area. According to the average Capitol Hill polling data, President Trump leads Harris by 7.2 points in Arizona. That margin is slightly larger than his lead over Biden, even though all the polls were conducted before Biden dropped out. Arizona has one of the lowest percentage of black voters among the battleground states with just under 6% of the population. This could make Harris's campaign in this state challenging. President Trump leads Harris by 4.6 points in Georgia compared to his previous lead of 3.7 points over Biden. Georgia has the highest percentage of blacks of any battleground state with about one third of the state's population being black. While Harris fared slightly better than Biden in some polls, the difference was very small. For example, a Quinnipiac University poll showed that Harris received the support of 81% of black voters while Biden received 76%. President Trump leads Harris by 2.2 points in Michigan. This is the same lead he had over Biden. However, no significant polling has been conducted in Michigan since Harris received Biden's endorsement. Michigan has one of the highest concentrations of Arab Americans and Harris's attitude toward the war in Gaza may give her some advantage. In February's Democratic primary, an uncommitted option garnered 13% of the vote. This was seen as a protest vote against Biden's strong pro-Israel stance. Harris is widely seen as somewhat more sympathetic to the Palestinian cause than Biden. She called for a temporary ceasefire in March, but Biden has yet to make a similar statement. It's unclear, however, whether Harris will have a fundamentally different policy from Biden on Israel and Gaza. President Trump leads Harris by more than 8 points in Nevada. However, there have been no significant new polling results in the state since Harris became the de facto nominee. Nearly 30% of Nevada's population is Latino, which could give Harris some hope. As the largest swing state, Pennsylvania has 19 electoral votes. President Trump's lead there is about 4 points. This is the same as his lead over Biden. Harris didn't do much better than Biden, but her team is hopeful that things will improve after the widespread attention she's been getting lately. Harris's campaign also hopes that her support for reproductive rights will appeal to female voters in the suburbs surrounding Philadelphia. Those suburbs have been key battlegrounds in Pennsylvania. In addition, Pennsylvania has a higher percentage of college graduates than the other five battleground states. Harris's first full campaign since Biden's exit was in the Milwaukee area. The city is crucial to her hopes of maintaining in a state that Biden won by just 0.6 percentage points in 2020. Polls in Wisconsin show a very tight picture. The Capitol Hill average shows President Trump leading Harris by less than 2 points in the state. This is comparable to President Trump's lead over Biden. Some say the age issue works in Harris's favor and she could win the support of young voters in college towns in Wisconsin. However, she also faces the challenge of garnering support from conservative-leaning independent voters. After the assassination attempt, President Trump's luck seems to have improved tremendously. The four legal cases that bothered him the most were either postponed or dismissed. Other cases that have not attracted particular attention have also moved in President Trump's favor. A Florida judge rejected ABC's motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by President Trump that was filed against the network and its anchor, George Stephanopoulos. The judge allowed the case to move forward. Stephanopoulos made certain comments in March. He falsely alleged President Trump had been found liable for rape in a civil case. The comments were made during a tense exchange with Representative Nancy Mace on his Sunday program this week. Judge Cecilia Altanaga of the United States District Court in Miami ruled on Wednesday stating a jury may, upon viewing the segment, find there was sufficient context but a reasonable jury could conclude plaintiff was defamed and as a result dismissal is inappropriate. In other news, President Trump recently scored an important victory in his defamation lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize board. Florida Superior Judge Robert Pegg denied the Pulitzer Prize board's attempt to terminate the case. This means that President Trump's lawsuit will continue to discovery. The lawsuit originated during the 2016 US election when the New York Times and the Washington Post published a series of stories. The stories detailed alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. President Trump claims that the stories were full of inaccuracies. President Trump argues that the Pulitzer Prize committee knowingly awarded the national reporting awards to the two newspapers in 2018. And this fueled the Russia interference conspiracy theories, prompting people to actually believe that Russia helped President Trump win when it has since been determined that the Steele dossier came from the Hillary Clinton campaign. President Trump filed a lawsuit in Florida in December of 2022. He accused the Pulitzer Prize committee of defamation. So President Trump is seeking damages. The Pulitzer Prize committee argued that its decision to award the prize was based on pure opinion rather than statements of fact. And they claimed that its selection process was fair and transparent and it did not constitute defamation. In his ruling, Judge Pegg noted that the Pulitzer Prize committee failed to adequately verify the anonymous sources cited in the story and that the review process may not have been rigorous enough. The ruling allows President Trump's legal team to delve into the transparency of the award selection process during the discovery phase. Judge Pegg also denied a motion by a majority of the defendants to dismiss the case. This means that the case will still continue in Florida. This gives President Trump's legal team a chance to question members of the Pulitzer Prize committee for more details on the 2018 award decision. The outcome of the litigation in these two cases could have far reaching implications for freedom of speech and for the boundaries of news media accountability in the United States. President Trump has repeatedly called for changes to U.S. libel laws, saying that the current legal framework is ineffective at stopping malicious attacks in the media. President Trump wants to give public figures more power to push back against faulty journalism and to defend their personal reputations. President Trump touted the Wednesday ruling on True Social. President Trump wrote a powerful case. Before you know it, the fake news media will be forced by the courts to start telling the truth. 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